IRAN’S TWO-HEADED VIPER: As the Regime Crumbles, MEK Circles to Hijack the Revolution

Iran Must Bury The Two-Headed Viper Of Mullahs And The MEK

BY: Amil Imani

 In the streets of Tehran, the smell of cordite and the roar of a nation in revolt have rendered the “calculated” language of Washington and Brussels obsolete. But as the Islamic Republic’s house of cards teeters on the edge of a terminal collapse, a second, equally parasitic threat is circling the carcass: the Mujahedin-e-Khalq (MEK).

Make no mistake: Iran is currently fighting a war on two fronts. One is against a decrepit theocracy that hangs its youth from construction cranes; the other is against a cult-like mercenary outfit that has spent decades buying the souls of Western politicians to bypass its own bloody history. To save Iran, both must be purged.

The world watched in horror on January 11, 2026, as the theoretical threat of MEK violence on U.S. soil became a bloody reality. In the heart of Los Angeles’s Westwood neighbourhood, a U-Haul truck – acting as a literal battering ram – tore through a crowd of thousands supporting the Iranian people’s right to self-determination. This was not a random act of road rage; the truck was adorned with a banner declaring: “NO SHAH, NO MULAH. USA: DON’T REPEAT 1953. NO MULLAH.”

This specific slogan is the precise ideological brand of the MEK and its political wing, the NCRI. This incident follows a chilling pattern established by the June 2025 “U-Haul Massacre” in Los Angeles and the October 2025 “Alameda Charge,” where a vehicle was driven toward federal personnel during civil unrest. The strategy is classic MEK: operate in the shadows, leverage chaos, and use “activism” as a front for paramilitary tactics. You cannot “delist” the nature of a scorpion. Hillary Clinton’s 2012 decision to scrub them from the Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) list wasn’t an act of justice; it was a surrender to the most expensive lobbying campaign in Washington history.

The spectacle of Maryam Rajavi’s “Free Iran” conventions in 2025 was a masterclass in political prostitution. It is a sickening open secret: high-profile GOP hawks and a handful of Democrats are being paid “handsomely” – ranging from $25,000 to $50,000 per speech – to shill for a woman who runs her organization like a high-security cult. When Mike Pompeo or Rudy Giuliani stand on a stage and claim Rajavi represents the “will of the Iranian people,” they aren’t speaking for the protesters in Isfahan. They are reading a script purchased by an organization that mandates forced divorces, sleep deprivation, and absolute ideological submission among its members in Albania’s “Ashraf-3” camp. These politicians have sold the sovereignty of 85 million Iranians for the price of a luxury SUV.

The financial rot runs deeper than mere guest appearances; it is a systemic buy-out of American foreign policy. In 2025 alone, the MEK’s front organizations poured millions into “honorariums” and “travel expenses” for a roster of DC power players, effectively turning the tragedy of the Iranian people into a lucrative revenue stream for the Western elite. While the Iranian Rial collapses and families in Tehran starve under the weight of the regime’s corruption, Mike Pence – who reportedly pocketed $430,000 from the group – and a cadre of House and Senate “caucus” members continue to shill for Rajavi’s 10-point plan as if it were a holy text. These “freedom fighters” for hire aren’t just ignoring the MEK’s history of slaughtering Kurds and siding with Saddam; they are actively silencing the 2026 grassroots movement by crowning an unelected, cult-leading “President-elect” in a DC ballroom. This isn’t diplomacy – it’s a paid hit on the future of Iranian democracy.

The Islamic Republic and the MEK are not enemies; they are symmetrical opposites that feed off each other’s extremism to justify their own parasitic existence. This duality is anchored in a shared obsession with the cult of personality, where Khamenei demands absolute worship as the “Representative of God” while Rajavi commands fealty as the self-appointed “President-elect” of a non-existent government. Neither entity tolerates dissent, as both rely on the total erasure of the individual in favor of blind ideological submission.

Furthermore, both are drowning in a blood debt that the Iranian people will never forgive: while the Mullahs spent 2024 and 2025 executing thousands to maintain their grip on a shattered economy, the MEK remains stained by the ultimate betrayal of fighting alongside Saddam Hussein during the Iran-Iraq War. For the average Iranian, siding with the butcher who gassed their soldiers is a sin that no amount of Washington lobbying can wash away. This is why the 2026 uprising is leaderless by design; the youth in the Grand Bazaar and the students in Shiraz are not shouting for Rajavi, but for a secular, decentralized democracy. They recognize that the MEK is simply the “B-team” of the current regime – a mirror image of the same authoritarian rot that must be shoved off the stage of history alongside the theocracy it claims to oppose.

The MEK belongs back on the Terrorist List. Their involvement in domestic U.S. unrest and their continued use of “troll farms” and psychological warfare prove they have never abandoned the gun; they’ve just learned to hide it behind a suit. To the “Strike Force” of the Iranian resistance currently facing down IRGC bullets: do not let your revolution be hijacked by the ghosts of the 1970s. The path to a free Iran does not go through the MEK’s compound in Albania or the pockets of paid-off U.S. Senators. It ends with the total dismantling of the clerical system and the permanent exile of the Rajavi cult.

Iran does not need a “transitional government” designed in a DC boardroom. It needs the world to stop funding its oppressors – whether they wear robes in Tehran or tailored suits in Paris. The two-headed viper is dying; it is time for the Iranian people to cut off both heads once and for all.

The MEK is a communist cult who literally brought Khomeini to power through violence and terrorism, then turned on him later and he exiled them.

They are worse than the mullahs. All of Iran hates them. https://t.co/aSQEU9fhyZ pic.twitter.com/cdDrWRaVcq

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